Never Ending English Lessons

Quote of the Day: “I like a teacher who gives you something to take home to think about besides homework.”  ~Lily Tomlin as Edith Ann

Go for ZNO 2020: usage problems:  Good, well: ·          Good is an adjective and must not be used as an adverb after an action verb.   Well is usually an adverb and be used after an action verb.   Well can also be an adjective when it is used to mean “healthy.”   Therefore, it can be used after a linking verb, for example, “I feel well.” ·          I am a good singer. I sing well . ·          I feel well, doctor.

The Most Useful Phrasal Verbs: Pass out Faint, lose consciousness. E.g. He got so drunk that he passed out.

Quote of the Day: “Never make fun of someone who speaks broken English. It means they know another language”

Idiom of the Day: It’s raining cats and dogs   It’s raining cats and dogs   = raining very heavily

Relax, it's the weekend... just don't blink or it will be over J

The Most Useful Phrasal Verbs: Turn into When something turns into something else, it becomes that thing. E.g. It's amazing that this small seed can turn into a huge tree.